June 2000
Beginner
704 pages
14h 55m
English
One great feature of X11 is that it provides the freedom to choose how to manage the windows or programs on your screen. Through a window manager, users can select the look and feel of their desktop and customize much of its behavior.
There are several different window managers for Linux and the X Window System. Though you have dozens of good choices, this chapter looks only at KDE/kwm, GNOME/Enlightenment, and Window Maker.
Window managers vary in ease of use, convenience, size, and style. Although you can use only one window manager at a time on a single display, you might have several installed on your system. Window managers demonstrate the graphic flexibility of the X Window System and show that there is ...
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